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How to Choose the Best Bunk Bed With Slide A bunk bed with slide transforms the space into an adventure-fueled play area. Strong construction and safety railings enhance sleep security, while the storage stairs can be used to can accommodate twin mattresses without the necessity of a box spring. Choose from three different finishes that will complement any decor scheme. A crisp, clean white can be a perfect match for any space, whether it's coastal, cottage or bright. Clay or muted gray are perfect for contemporary spaces. 1. Harriet Bee Bunk Bed with Slide Solid wooden bunk beds are the best choice if you want an item that will last. They are more durable and can be painted or stained to match any bedroom decor according to Fenton. Metal bunk beds are also available, and can be more affordable but noisy and less comfortable. Bunk beds need to have guardrails at least six inches higher than the mattress. The top bunk should also be equipped with a sturdy ladder. If you have children younger than prefer an angled ladder over straight ones, as it takes up less space on the floor and is easier to use for little ones, Fenton adds. Max & Lily's bed is able to accommodate two twin mattresses and doesn't occupy much space. It's got numerous features that parents will love including an integrated bookcase as well as removable drawers under the bottom bunk. There is also an extra trundle to sleep in for guests. It has a minimalist, elegant design and is constructed from durable reclaimed birch and pine plywood that is certified GREENGUARD gold, which means it doesn't release harmful chemicals into air. The bunk bed is assembled and is on the expensive side. However, the company offers delivery to your home for a fee. They also provide detailed instructions. best low profile bunk beds with a low profile from Mainstays is a different option. It can accommodate two twin mattresses, and its smaller shape makes it ideal for smaller rooms. It's got some flexible features as well, including the ability to separate each bed into twin-sized beds if your children are ready to change their style. Fenton says it comes with a variety of finishes and features an angled ladder that is more comfortable to climb than a straight one, yet takes up less space. This loft bed from Oeuf will last for years and possibly into your teens if decide to let your children keep their bunk beds for a little longer. It's crafted in Europe made of FSC Baltic birch wood and is GREENGUARD Gold-certified to ensure that it doesn't release any harmful fumes, and you can choose between a walnut or birch finish. 2. Max & Lily Low bunk bed with slide This twin over twin bunk bed is made of knot-free solid wood and will increase the space in your bedroom. The neutral non-toxic, non-toxic finish with a low VOC promotes a healthy environment indoors. The 14-inch guardrails that are on the top bunk ensure that children are safe. A reversible ladder can be installed on either side of the bed to fit the layout of your room and has the rounded edges to allow for comfortable climbing. The sturdy structure is reinforced with wood slats and support bars, as well as secure metal-on metal bolt connections that can support up to 400 pounds of weight per sleeping surface. This bunk bed is part of the Maxwood brand family, which is renowned for its high-end quality safety, comfort and entertainment. It's built to last. Its space saving design helps free up floor space by stacking two sleeping surfaces. It can be enhanced by playing curtains (purchase separately). The slatted headboards and footboards feature a durable low VOC finish while the flush matching hardware provides modern, sleek design. A detailed instruction manual as well as all required hardware are included for easy assembly. This bunk bed doesn't require a bunkie board or box spring. Max & Lily offers a 10-year limited warranty from the manufacturer on all their products. 3. Merax Twin Over Twin Bunk Bed with Slide and Stairway This twin over twin bunkbed that comes with a slide will transform your child's bedroom into a fun playhouse. This bunk bed is a functional playhouse that will transform your child's bedroom into a cabin inspired playhouse. It comes with an integrated slide to let the imagination of your child to soar. This wooden bunk bed comes with an elevated roof and two front windows that form an adorable “house”. It allows kids to be comfortable while playing or sleeping. The bunk bed that is shaped like a house also includes two drawers and an adjustable shelf for storage which makes it a great option for rooms with limited space. This twin over twin bed with slide and stairs is made of solid pine and MDF to ensure durability and stability. This bunk bed's sturdy slat system eliminates the requirement for box springs or other foundations, making it more space-efficient and making it easy to put up. With full-length guardrails for the upper bunk, this bed is suitable for children of all ages. It offers the added security you need to ensure that your children have an enjoyable night's sleep. The lower bunk is great for children who are younger, whereas the top bunk is a spacious layout perfect for guests and older siblings. With the ladder included the bunk bed is easily accessible from the ground, and kids can climb and descend independently. The slide attached to it adds fun and meets your child's interactive play needs, ensuring they wake up with smiles on their faces every morning. This wood bunk bed comes in a variety of boxes. It's simple to put together, and does not require any tools. 4. Max & Lily Twin Over Full Bunk Bed with Slide This bunk bed offers the perfect blend of practical and fun that kids and parents enjoy. Its low-profile design is perfect for smaller spaces, and the top bunk features high 14” guardrails to safely fit the standard dimensions of a mattress. The angled ladder features smooth edges that allow for an easy and comfortable climb. Solid, knot-free New Zealand Pine wood adds strength and stability and the feet with slats, the flush-colored hardware, and color-matched flush-finished head and footboards give it a a sleek and modern look. Its tough and low VOC finish is easy to maintain and meets or surpasses the safety standards of the federal government for furniture designed for children. Included are instructions, upper and lower roll slats, and the required hardware. Bunk beds can be expensive—especially ones with a slide, which can run more than $1,000. Laura Fenton, the author of The Bunk Bed Book : The 115 Designs for Twins, Triplets and More she says it's crucial to evaluate your options prior to making an investment. She advises to look for a sturdy construction, which ensures the bunk will last for many years of abuse and use. She also recommends considering the material, which should be made of durable and sustainable wood or a sturdy composite. The majority of bunks in our roundup were made of either material, and a lot are Greenguard Gold certified, meaning they meet or exceed the air quality standards set by the Environmental Protection Agency. The ladder is the final factor to take into consideration. It can be straight or angled and should be put on the left or the right side of the bed, based on the size and layout of the room. Ladders that are angled require more real estate to climb but are safer than straight ladders, which could be more easy to fall off of, Fenton says. Some of the bunks we reviewed in our review come with stairs that are easy to climb, but they take up more space on the floor, which might be a viable alternative if your child is younger and requires more support to get to the bed. The majority of our choices can be made into two beds so that your child can use the bunk as they become. The Oeuf Perch, a favorite among Fenton and Alex Morris (a writer and mother of two) is able to be divided into a loft bed and a twin bed, so it won't seem “babyish” when your child enters the teen years.